Originally Posted by Allan (Post 1584322611)

W H Y ? :willy:

Originally Posted by J Vette (Post 1584322454)

This is one way to do it. Of course you need the proper tools for the Rotisserie wash. This one seems to have fallen off the Rotisserie.

http://www.wreckedexotics.com/newpho...071115_001.jpg

Here's an interesting way. No tools needed to flip it back over.

http://2.bp.blogspot.com/_orkXxp0bhE...od-cruiser.jpg

:rofl::rofl::rofl:

Originally Posted by rsssguy (Post 1584323579)

Yup, but with a brand new razor blade, if you grab em individually and stretch em out, cuts it nice and close. Can't even see where they were at.
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Originally Posted by Blue Bandit (Post 1584336977)

Finally, someone has a sense of humor around here. Nice research & pics.

Originally Posted by Cybernetic Medic (Post 1584322616)

I do the underside once a year as part of the winter clean-up. I raise the car up on jack stands at the hockey puck locations and take the wheels off. The wheel wells get scrubbed with a brush and I go over the aluminum suspension parts with scotch bright and soap. The trans/diff etc. get sprayed with a strong soap soultion and the rest of the bottom gets a going over with a soft brush and soapy water. The soap is just Dawn dish washing soap. Simple Green is too harsh on the aluminum parts. My sprayer is ancient but you can probably still find something similar at Harbor Freight. It connects to the air compressor and has a siphon tube that you put into a container with whatever liquid you want to us as a cleaner.

The whole under side gets a good rinse afterwards and I scrub the insides of the wheel barrels before the wheels go back on the car. It's a messy job and my wife thinks I'm nutz... she's right but it has nothing to do with detailing the underside of the car.

Originally Posted by Steve_R (Post 1584323792)

People wash the underside of their car? Who knew?

I drive mine.